1. Lincoln Town Car, 90%
2. Buick Lucerne, 87%
3. Cadillac DTS, 85%
4. Cadillac CTS, 74%
5. Cadillac STS, 71%
6. Hyundai Azera, 25%
7. Chevrolet Impala, 51%
8. Buick LaCrosse, 59%
9. Lincoln MKZ, 54%
10. Toyota Avalon, 54%
The interesting question to me is, what will the old folks buy now that the softly spring boats have mostly gone extinct?
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ReplyDeleteI have a feeling that that pick-up trucks will start appearing on these geriatric vehicle lists. Trucks have become fancier and easier to drive and with the hefty price tags may still communicate "I lived a successful life." This generation is less likely to worry about peak-oil and man made global warming and is not effected by the stigma of driving a pick up truck.
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I am glad my Subaru Legacy 2.5I isn't on there....
ReplyDeleteI think as long as the branding in Lincoln or Cadillac, the seniors will keep buying.
ReplyDeleteI am impressed with the new Lincoln sedan, the MKS. It looks like a great driver's car.
I am approaching "senior status" and will seriously look at one of Ford's premium offerings, along with the Chrysler 300.
Thanks for the list.
Oh yes, my grandpa owns a Chevy Impala for like hundred years now. He's in love with that car.
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